That's what I thought at first, too! But as far as I am aware there are no characters like the ones shown in the picture in the game.
That's what I thought at first, too! But as far as I am aware there are no characters like the ones shown in the picture in the game.
Thats exactly what its going to be. An iPad with a 9.7 inch screen, an A9 or A10, a non impressive camera, and Apple pencil support. $269 for 32 gigs, 399 for 128 gigs. Education markets will probably be able to by it in the $199-$229 price range. So, about the price of a cheep Chromebook
[doublepost=1522068085][/doublepost]I believe that at the event, Apple will focus on the Classroom 2.2 updates, and maybe some iBooks text books updates, and the cheeper iPads. Then, right afterwords, apple.com will be updated with:
1. iPad, 2018, $269 for 32 gigs, $399 for 128 gigs, available for preorder March 30, available April 6.
2. iPhone X, Gold, same dates
3. Apple Airpower, same dates, $169
4. Apple AirPods case, $99.
Thats it.
Arrrrrrg! I just bought a 2017 iPad last week.
All I see is my children don’t like to write anymore. Learning from a computer screen alone is not efficient at all. Knowledge won’t stick. Maybe writing with a pencil on a touchscreen might make it more attractive.Why do kids in school even need computers? When I was in school we learned the hard way. I had at least to huge backpacks of textbooks!
As it happens, she got a first from a leading UK university and is currently working as an application developer. So, I'm pretty confident that she is fully aware of the reality of using Windows rather than the fantasy Doomsday fud.
What gave you the impression that any such recommendation was given?A leading UK University recommends that she uses a Mac..
Why do kids in school even need computers? When I was in school we learned the hard way. I had at least to huge backpacks of textbooks!
Agree. This is exactly what I said a year ago - to be blown away at MR.Technology should be embraced in the classroom. I'm not sure if the iPad is the answer though! If Apple wants to get serious about education then they need to get a fusion of iOS & macOS together and getting it running on a iMac-like touch screen computer, similar to the Surface Studio or even a new class of MacBook. But Apple will have to make a 'cheap' version for schools otherwise schools should just carry on buying Chromebooks.
In short, Apple needs to compete on price to get a foot in the classrooms. An iPad isn't good enough.
What gave you the impression that any such recommendation was given?
HUGE MAC MINI ANNOUNCEMENT COMING!
Just kidding. You know that's not happening.
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That's probably the most brilliant ideas I've heard in ages. Wow. I'm surprised Apple hasn't thought of this. I see that there are ways to do it via third-party apps, but it's remarkable Apple never built that in (as far as I know. Could be one of those hidden features they seem so fond of.)
They have them. They call them "MacBooks".